Phil at Noble would be the guy, load em up heavy, we may loose a few with all the roping and branding, at least until we get the hang of it.
Phil at Noble would be the guy, load em up heavy, we may loose a few with all the roping and branding, at least until we get the hang of it.
How is it the years go by so fast, when the days are so long?
Phil's a good man, and he's very helpful--- actually returns calls and emails when you have questions, etc. I had him ship mine last year, but this year I'm gonna make the drive and see the operation. Plus, with four packages, I didn't want to pay the shipping.
In this day and age it is good to find a few folks in business that come with a good recomendation form their customers.
How is it the years go by so fast, when the days are so long?
Very excited, our bees are home, kinda wet, coolish California weather today.
We are making a garden / bee condominium on the top of the mountain near our home ( 1/4 mile as the woodpecker flies, but most of a mile and 800 feet in elevation, on the dirt road to get there ). The backhoe finished digging ditches as the rain began to fall and 1 inch of water combined with fresh dug dirt makes for a mud-hole so sloppy that we may have to winch the goats out should they venture near.
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Last edited by kustomizer; 04-11-2009 at 11:29 AM.
How is it the years go by so fast, when the days are so long?
Sounds good, We get ours tomorow.
Part of the photo link is missing
Dan
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